Saturday morning, I was taking photos of a green heron at Lake Tamarack (see first photo below), trying to follow it as it flew from branch to branch along the shore. After a while, a second green heron came onto the scene (see second photo below). At one point, I was able to get them both in one photo (see photo above). Click here to link to a post with more green heron photos that were taken in May.
July 13, 2019 – Green Heron in Bent Tree
July 13, 2019 – Another Green Heron in Bent Tree
Click here to link to the listing information for 360 Mulligan Way in Bent Tree.
360 Mulligan Way in Bent Tree (AGENT’S LISTING PHOTO)
A couple of weeks ago, these two tom turkeys walked across the tee box on Hole 8, then headed into the woods. The colors on their chests were very vivid.
June 21, 0219 – Wild Turkeys on the Bent Tree Golf Course (click photo for larger image)
This Bent Tree fact sheet is from 2011. Other than a few slight changes (i.e. restaurant name change, different email bulletins, additions of bocce and pickleball, transponders instead of barcodes), it is still accurate and is a handy reference.
2011 Bent Tree Fact Sheet (click image to link to pdf)
923 Chestnut Cove Trail in Bent Tree just hit the market with an asking price of $283,900. Click here to link to a website that has just about anything you could want to know about the 4 bed, 3 bath home. The views are amazing. Click the listing photo below to link to a video tour.
Listing photo for 923 Chestnut Cove Trail in Bent Tree (click to link to video)
June 21, 2019 – Blue Heron flying over Lake Tamarack, shortly after takeoff
Click here to link to the listing information, or click the listing photo below to link to a video tour, for 34 Tamarack Point in Bent Tree. The asking price for the 3 bed, 3 bath lake front home is $449,900.
AGENT’S LISTING PHOTO – 34 Tamarack Point in Bent Tree (click photo to link to video tour)
The bright blue of this tiny damselfly (called a Familiar Bluet), against the green leaf, caught my eye Sunday morning when I was on one of the Bent Tree trails.
June 23, 2019 – Familiar Bluet Damselfly in Bent Tree (click image to zoom)
June 26, 2019 – Doe and twin fawns (one nursing) in a Bent Tree creek (click image to zoom)
Yesterday was the final day of 2019’s National Pollinator Week. While the power was out at our cabin, I took a morning stroll down one of Bent Tree’s trails, and came across a patch of blooming Downy False-foxglove that was literally buzzing with pollinators. Look closely at the photo above to see a pollen basket on the bee.
June 23, 2019 – Pollinators on Downy False-foxglove in Bent Tree (click image to zoom)